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Written by Serena Weaver
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Monday, 01 December 2008 |
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If you’re interested in learning more about organic land care, NOFA is an American organization with an abundance of resources. Through NOFA, you can now register for courses that will lead you to be an accredited professional in organic land care. Classes are held in the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island. Another course will also update you on how best to grow organically. This particular one is to be held only in Massachusetts. For more information, visit: http://www.organiclandcare.net/index.php. -Serena
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Written by Serena Weaver
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Monday, 01 December 2008 |
Excited that the media loves Michael Pollan? Hopeful now that Barack Obama has been elected to office? I am too. Unfortunately, there is more to enacting change than just reciting the slogan. Here are more educated opinions on food policy, politics, and the economy.
-Serena
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Written by Serena Weaver
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Sunday, 30 November 2008 |
In one of her latest blogs, Karen mentioned that food guru Michael Pollan had just had a public conversation with Bill Moyers. Want to read an outsider’s opinion of the discussion? Blogger Michael Winship writes all in “Michael Pollan’s Food for Thought.”
-Serena
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Written by Serena Weaver
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Sunday, 30 November 2008 |
I came across mention of Equity Trusts, Inc. in an e-mail describing organizations that have experience in creating legal leasing documents for different models of land tenure (ie: CSAs, etc.). If you’re looking to get the rights to a specific piece of public land, check out Equity Trusts. This small non-profit is both based out of Connecticut and has sustainability at the heart of its everyday operations.
-Serena
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Written by Serena Weaver
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Saturday, 29 November 2008 |
With more holidays just around the corner, the time for board games is near. (Doesn’t every family pass their winter vacations playing them together?!) Either way, Anagramia is a pretty cool new one, for children and adults both. This board game is centered on—you guessed it—the fun practice of anagramming. And, it is Made in America. Enjoy!
-Serena
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